The AI Receipt Analyzer now accepts Word documents. Upload a .doc or .docx straight into your project's receipts and the analyzer reads it the same way it reads a PDF or a photo.
Previously, Word files were not a supported file type. If a contractor sent an invoice as a Word doc, you had to open it, export or print it to PDF, and then upload that. A small step, but a frequent one, since plenty of subs and vendors invoice out of a Word template rather than accounting software.
What's New
  • Both .doc and .docx files can now be uploaded to your receipts and analyzed like any other supported file
  • The analyzer pulls the same information it pulls from PDFs and images, so the receipt lands in your project with no manual re-entry
  • No conversion step, no third party converter, no printing to PDF first
How You Could Use This
  • Contractor invoices
    - Your framer emails a Word invoice at the end of the week. Upload it directly to the project's receipts and let the analyzer log the cost.
  • Vendor and supplier billing
    - Smaller suppliers often send Word or template-based invoices instead of a formatted PDF. Those now go in as-is.
  • Clearing a backlog
    - Word invoices already sitting in your email or Drive from earlier in the project can be uploaded without touching each one first.
No setup required. Upload a Word file anywhere you would upload a receipt today. The AI Receipt Analyzer is included in all All-In-One plans.